Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-15
GENERAL REARKETs.
Produce aud Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, MO, March II FIour-%arket
easy and lower to sell Wheat under influence
and dull; cables and fine weather market
sagged, and prices closed &8hc below Satuy-
day. No. . red caAh 1910 normal; May 803
S03sc, closing at SOC; June 1910, july 1870
los5c osing at 7S'4c; August 7S1a e793, clos
ing 1S]ac. Corn market and slow, but closed
stesdy;No mixed. ash. 35I@36c; May. 561z
@363sc; June 37H0i7kc. Oats dull; No 2
mixed m G6 cash 2835e; no options sold C1rnmeal
s. OOG2 10. Whisky steady 81 49, Profits Ons
lower and dull with only a job trade. Pork,
SIN Il lots old, $l4 IS; new $IS 5OGlO co. Lard,
81 70 Dry salt meas, loose lots shoulders,
Sc 5J long Gle r, S. 20; short ribs IS %; short
clear.S6 45 Bacon-Sboulders 81 90; long clear,
S. G2]a; clear ribs, SIS %; short clear, IS $40
9 90. Hams, $ll 500l4 90
Afternoon b"ard-Wheat lower; May, 79,la
1870; June, 792. 079hc; July, 7S07Sac; Au-
gust, 7S1s G7S11c Corn-Dull and unchanged.
Ga s-Quiet, no sales.
CHICAGO. ILL. March I4.-The wheat market
was IRther dull and genernlly weaker TO- day.
| There were few outside orders and less dom
on local account than for some avs past. The
visible supply showed q decrease of 1,5I5 600
bushels; receipts were larger. aggregatinE at
eleven points $50 600 busheles; Clearings from
these ports were 2l2 600 bu-hel-. The starting
for May delivery W S232c, a shade higher than
the losing prices SATURDAY, but this proved to
be the top figure for the day Heavy offerings
broke the market off to sic, from which a rally
To size occurred during the afternoon at
which figure the market rested for che day.
There was moderate trading in corn and at
llIneS the lnArheL TuleQ very quiet. me market
opened steady, but offerings IN corn were larEe
and declined TO 40i4C for May delivery followed
by rally 10 1910 under fair buving was no
movement whatever in pork. Offerings of lard
were liberia! at opening and q decline of l0c
per 100 pounds followed, fter which he mar
ket rallied l5Sl7&c, ruled moderately steady
and closed at about Saturdays closing prices
Short ribs declined 2215c early IN the cay, raj
lied a trifle and closed Ice lower than Saturday.
Leading futures C osed as follows Whea5-
No 2, March, 76c; May, SIS; June, sO]z GSO@
June, 4Oz0Hc; July, 42c. Mes pc K, Mach,
$50 10; May $50 so; June, so so. LErd-March,
81 Az; May, s. 571.; June. 81 Go Cash quo
tations were as follows: Flour steady
and unchanged No , red wheat nominal;
No. > corn So: G371zc; pork 800 O0d20 10; larp
per 100 pounds 81 42]l; short rio sides loose,
81 90d7 So; dry salt shoulders. boxed, S. 90
G6 %; short clear sides, boxed, S. 40G8 40;
81 " IS. ''''--'-' H--'-'0 s00o'' per sa''on
NEW ORLEANS, LA, March IA Flour quiet
bat steady. Corn scarce and firm at 49G5Oc
Oats qaiet; 3715 G3sc; Cornmeal quiet, firm, 81 80
Hay quiet and weak; brine Sl3 GOA Is 80. Hog
produces dull and dropping. Pork SIS p. Lard
Refined tieTce, 81 l214G7 Is. Bulk meals
Shoulders 81 %; long clear and clear ribs
S 62H Bacon-shoulders, 81 90; long clear and
clear rib, 50 90. Hams, Sl2 O9 WhisEy-Quiet
western II ctifed, 81 l0Gl 81. CJfFee-In light
demand, but holders firm. Rice-Duu; ordi
ducts dull and nominal. Sugar-Strong: choice
yellow clarified SIC; prime yellow clarified 53s
G57 l6C.
NV YORK, March l4.-Flour-Market dull
and weak. Wheat-A shade lower and moder-
ately active; options opened heavy and soon
declined 3zGIc, towards the close 1t strength
ened and rallied ]Ia4c, leaving off, however,
barely steady, speculation moderat ly active
No. red, g03ac at store; March nominal at
9015c; April 500 69lc, closing at 8 c, II 9l3s6
S2l4c, closing at 9Isc. Cofee-Spot fair; Rio
nominal; options steady and moderately &C
tive. Sales. 1900 bags; April, sl2 656
y 70: May, Sl2 70G12 so; June
and July So T56l2 so; August SO so;
Sef TENDER and October sl2 80; December and
January So 9OGl2 95; February, Sl2 95. Sugar
firm and quiet; refined quiet. Molasses steady.